Conducting military training or combat missions in cold environments poses a dual
challenge: protecting the personnel from hypothermia and other forms of cold injury while …

It is well accepted in cryobiology that the temperature history and cooling rates experienced
in biomaterials during freezing procedures correlate strongly with biological outcome …

This review takes a retrospective look at how hyperthermia biology, as defined from studies
emerging from the late 1970s and into the 1980s, mis-directed the clinical field of …

Climate change is putting the fate of ectothermic animals at stake because their body
temperature closely tracks environmental temperatures. The ability to adjust thermal limits …

Transient heating of tissues leading to cellular stress or death is very common in medicine
and biology. In procedures involving a mild (below 70° C) and prolonged (minutes) heating …

Stocks JM, Taylor NAS, Tipton MJ, Greenleaf JE. Human physiological responses to cold
exposure. Aviat Space Environ Med 2004; 75: 444–457. Thermal energy is transferred …

Critical temperatures are widely used to quantify the upper and lower thermal limits of
organisms. But measured critical temperatures often vary with methodological details …

Thermal injury in living tissues is commonly modeled as a rate process in which cell death is
interpreted to occur as a function of a single kinetic process. Experimental data indicate that …